Ohad Maislish discussed cloud infrastructure, DevOps, and the evolution of cloud technologies. Ohad shares his journey from a geek interested in infrastructure to founding M0, focusing on how cloud computing is becoming code with tools like Terraform and Pulumi. They discuss the challenges of platform engineering, the importance of infrastructure as code, and the move towards empowering developers with self-service cloud infrastructure. The dialogue also touches on the significance of open-source projects and the impact of Terraform's licensing changes, leading to the creation of OpenTofu.

Cory O'Daniel, CEO of Massdriver discusses his blog series, which contains the article entitled "DevOps is BS!". Find out why he and others are coming to the conclusion that this may be the case. Additionally, Cory discusses the need for a more consolidated approach to DevOps and how platform engineering may be the answer. Find Out: Find out this and more in the latest episode of Cloud Unfiltered.

In this episode, Chris Aniszczyk, CTO of Linux Foundation/CNCF sits down with host, Michael Chenetz to discuss the history of the CNCF (Cloud Native Compute Foundation) and where it is going. Additionally, Chris discusses what he expects the trends to be for the next KubeCon in Paris.

LLMs have many impressive business applications. But a significant challenge remains - how can we detect and mitigate LLM hallucinations? Cisco Research hosted a virtual summit to explore current research in the LLM factuality and hallucination space. The session includes presentations from University professors collaborating with the Cisco Research team, including William Wang (UCSB), Kai Shu (IIT), Danqi Chen (Princeton), and Huan Sun (Ohio State).

In this episode of Cloud Unfiltered, host Michael Chenetz interviews David Aronchick, co-founder of Kubeflow and leader of a new startup, Expanso. They dive into David's unique journey as a tech innovator, detailing his significant contributions to Kubernetes at Google and his ventures in the startup world. They explore the challenges of reproducibility in technology, the evolution of Kubernetes, and the future of AI and machine learning, including the significance of Kubeflow and Expand in simplifying and advancing cloud and AI technologies.

Join host Michael Chenetz and returning guest Ayse Kaya as they delve into the critical topic of container security. This episode covers the latest insights from the 2023 SlimAI Container Report, focusing on the challenges and advancements in this ever-evolving field.

Unlock rapid, trusted delivery of GenAI capabilities in your organization and streamline management of GenAI building blocks. Outshift is Cisco’s incubation engine, innovating what's next and new for Cisco products and sharing our expertise on emerging technologies. Discover the latest on cloud native applications, cloud application security, generative AI, quantum networking and security, future-forward tech research, our latest open source projects and more.

The recent executive order requiring SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials) of those supplying software to the federal government has been instrumental in advancing the conversation around software supply chain security – but SBOMs are just the tip of the iceberg, and quite possibly, not even the most interesting or promising part. Cisco distinguished engineer Ed Warnicke and Cisco technical marketing engineer Michael Chenetz were joined by Aeva Black, OmniBor Project – Microsoft, Brandon Lum, Guac and Google, Dan Lorenc, Wolfi/Chainguard, and Cole Kennedy, TestifySec.

Hear the latest thinking on how organizations can balance security and speed. In this session, get insights and advice from our distinguished panel of experts including: Gene Kim, researcher and bestselling author, The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win, Kelsey Hightower, Distinguished Engineer, Google Cloud, and Stephen Augustus, Head of Open Source, Cisco, moderated by Michael Chenetz Technical Marketing Engineer, Cisco.